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Gable-end with feature glass in Wrexham
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Conservatory Roof Replacement in Wrexham
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Book Your Free Survey in WrexhamReplace your polycarbonate conservatory roof in Wrexham
If your Wrexham conservatory is too hot in summer, freezing in winter or unbearably noisy when it rains, you're not alone. Old polycarbonate roofs were never designed to keep a room comfortable year-round. At Shire Conservatories we've replaced hundreds of them across Wrexham, transforming unloved sun-traps into rooms families actually use every day.
Our Smart-Roof system is fully insulated and finished inside with a smart plastered ceiling, with downlights available as an optional extra. Most Wrexham installations are completed in four to seven days, with our own team start to finish, never subcontractors. We explain any Building Regulations approval you'll need during your survey.
Conservatories in Wrexham: what we usually find
Wrexham's housing runs from terraced former mining stock to large modern estates on the Cheshire side. Building Regulations approval for a Wrexham conservatory roof goes through the Welsh authority rather than Shropshire Council, and we explain what's needed during your survey.
Wrexham is around 30 miles north of Shrewsbury; surveys there are booked in the same way as our Shropshire work.
Building Regulations
Replacing a translucent conservatory roof with a solid one is notifiable work. In Wrexham it is signed off by Wrexham County Borough Council Building Control. Approval is arranged by you as the homeowner, and we explain exactly what's needed during your survey.
Read the Building Regulations guideVillages we cover from Wrexham
Gresford, Marford, Coedpoeth, Rhosllanerchrugog, Chirk, Rossett and the surrounding Wrexham villages.
Why Wrexham homeowners choose Shire
- Local Shropshire-based team, no national call centres
- Free, written, no-obligation quotes
- Lightweight tiled roof matched to your house
- U-values as low as 0.15 W/m²K, heating bills cut by up to 50%
- Tidy installs, completed in days not weeks
Working out the cost in Wrexham
Most replacements across Wrexham land between £6,500 and £15,000 including VAT, depending on the size and shape of the conservatory, the tile you choose and whether you add roof windows. Our conservatory roof cost page breaks the figures down, and the polycarbonate versus solid roof comparison explains what actually changes once the new insulated system is fitted over your existing roof.
Other towns we cover near Wrexham
As well as Wrexham, our team replaces conservatory roofs in Shrewsbury, Telford, Oswestry, Market Drayton and Ludlow. You can also read customer reviews from across Shropshire or see recent installations.
Wrexham customers ask…
Most Shire solid roof conservatory replacements cost between £6,500 and £15,000 inc. VAT, depending on size, tile and any roof windows. We always provide a free, no-obligation written quote so you know exactly what you'll pay before any work begins. Pricing reflects a full system: structural survey, lightweight insulated build and internal plastering, with optional extras such as downlights.
Yes, in nearly all cases. Polycarbonate roofs are lightweight, so the existing frame and base are usually capable of supporting a modern lightweight tiled solid roof. We carry out a free structural survey first to confirm the dwarf walls and frame are sound and to specify any reinforcement so the upgrade is fully compliant and worry-free.
Yes. A Shire solid roof reaches a U-value as low as 0.15 W/m²K versus 1.8–3.0 for polycarbonate, cutting heating bills by up to half. The insulation traps heat inside, removes cold spots and turns a freezing conservatory into a room you'll happily use in January.
Yes. Polycarbonate lets the sun bake the room, often pushing temperatures above 40°C. Our insulated solid roof reflects solar gain and stops heat building up, keeping the room a comfortable, usable temperature even in midsummer.
Most Smart-Roof installations take four to seven days from start to finish. That includes fitting the new insulated structure over your existing roof, weather-tight tiling and internal plastering. Our team works tidily and protects your home throughout, so disruption is kept to a minimum.
In the vast majority of cases, no. A like-for-like solid roof replacement on an existing conservatory normally falls under permitted development. We confirm your specific situation during your free survey, so there are no surprises.
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